When is ramadan 2009

Both are showing sun sise at am and sun set at pm. The Sehr and iftar timings in this table are way out. I understand, nobody will be referring it for Ramazan. However, it will be nice if you provide accurate information. You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account. You are commenting using your Twitter account.

You are commenting using your Facebook account. Notify me of new comments via email. Notify me of new posts via email. Saturday June 27, Rajab 4, Sunday June 28, Rajab 5, Monday June 29, Rajab 6, Tuesday June 30, Rajab 7, Wednesday July 1, Rajab 8, Thursday July 2, Rajab 9, Friday July 3, Rajab 10, Saturday July 4, Rajab 11, Sunday July 5, Rajab 12, Monday July 6, Rajab 13, Tuesday July 7, Rajab 14, Wednesday July 8, Rajab 15, Thursday July 9, Rajab 16, Friday July 10, Rajab 17, Saturday July 11, Rajab 18, Sunday July 12, Rajab 19, Monday July 13, Rajab 20, Tuesday July 14, Rajab 21, Wednesday July 15, Rajab 22, Thursday July 16, Rajab 23, Friday July 17, Rajab 24, Saturday July 18, Rajab 25, Sunday July 19, Rajab 26, Monday July 20, Rajab 27, Tuesday July 21, Rajab 28, Wednesday July 22, Rajab 29, Thursday July 23, Shaban 1, Friday July 24, Shaban 2, Saturday July 25, Shaban 3, Sunday July 26, Shaban 4, Monday July 27, Shaban 5, Tuesday July 28, Shaban 6, Wednesday July 29, Shaban 7, Thursday July 30, Shaban 8, Friday July 31, Shaban 9, Saturday August 1, Shaban 10, Sunday August 2, Shaban 11, Monday August 3, Shaban 12, Tuesday August 4, Shaban 13, Wednesday August 5, Shaban 14, Thursday August 6, Shaban 15, Friday August 7, Shaban 16, Saturday August 8, Shaban 17, Sunday August 9, Shaban 18, Monday August 10, Shaban 19, Tuesday August 11, Shaban 20, Wednesday August 12, Shaban 21, Thursday August 13, Shaban 22, Friday August 14, Shaban 23, Saturday August 15, Shaban 24, Sunday August 16, Shaban 25, Monday August 17, Shaban 26, Tuesday August 18, Shaban 27, Wednesday August 19, Shaban 28, Thursday August 20, Shaban 29, Friday August 21, Shaban 30, Saturday August 22, Ramadan 1, Sunday August 23, Ramadan 2, Monday August 24, Ramadan 3, Tuesday August 25, Ramadan 4, Wednesday August 26, Ramadan 5, Thursday August 27, Ramadan 6, Friday August 28, Ramadan 7, Saturday August 29, Ramadan 8, Sunday August 30, Ramadan 9, Monday August 31, Ramadan 10, Tuesday September 1, Ramadan 11, Wednesday September 2, Ramadan 12, Thursday September 3, Ramadan 13, Friday September 4, Ramadan 14, Saturday September 5, Ramadan 15, Sunday September 6, Ramadan 16, Monday September 7, Ramadan 17, Tuesday September 8, Ramadan 18, Wednesday September 9, Ramadan 19, Thursday September 10, Ramadan 20, Friday September 11, Ramadan 21, Saturday September 12, Ramadan 22, Sunday September 13, Ramadan 23, Monday September 14, Ramadan 24, Tuesday September 15, Ramadan 25, Wednesday September 16, Ramadan 26, Thursday September 17, Ramadan 27, Friday September 18, Ramadan 28, Saturday September 19, Ramadan 29, Sunday September 20, Shawwal 1, Monday September 21, Shawwal 2, Tuesday September 22, Shawwal 3, Wednesday September 23, Shawwal 4, Thursday September 24, Shawwal 5, Friday September 25, Shawwal 6, Saturday September 26, Shawwal 7, Sunday September 27, Shawwal 8, Monday September 28, Shawwal 9, Tuesday September 29, Shawwal 10, Wednesday September 30, Shawwal 11, Thursday October 1, Shawwal 12, Friday October 2, Shawwal 13, Saturday October 3, Shawwal 14, Jewish Holidays.

Muslim Holidays. Christian Holidays. Hindu Holidays. Only use declaration of sightings from Makkah without any need for local sightings or observatory data. The first proposal to follow local sightings was mainly from Shaykh Sulayman Gani, which has been adopted by Wifaq and Batley Ulama. However, Mufti Muhammad Aslam said it was not the right venue to discuss the Fiqh Jurisprudence details but he was willing to co-operate with others to resolve the problem.

It is important to point out that there are two Fiqh principles of Hilal sighting, which are Ittihad-e-Matale unity of horizons and Ikhtilaf-e-Matale difference of horizons. The second category above may conform to at least one of the above Fiqh principles in vast majority of the months. To follow the Hilal sighting news from a fixed foreign country for all lunar months as suggested in the third category does not comply with either of above Fiqh principles.

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Latest Newsletter. Home Astronomy Ramadan FCNA uses Makkah al-Mukarram as a conventional point and takes the position that the conjunction must take place before sunset in Makkah and the moon must set after sunset in Makkah. Data Notes Below are from Multifaiths. Sunset at Makkah on Thursday 20 August is at pm local time, While Moonset at Makkah is at pm local time Therefore first phase of the Moon will be not visible on this evening, the crescent is too thin to be visible to the naked eye.

The Moon Phase will be half on 26 August starts pm and ends on 28 August AM The beginning point is the birth point and is the most certain point which can be forecast months and years ahead of time with the help of accurate astronomical calculations. Presentation Talks Religion Culture Diversity.

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